Ocular screening
Retinal images can support evaluation of diabetic retinopathy, AMD, glaucoma, retinal vascular disease, macular pathology, and image-quality workflows.
Science
The retina is a non-invasive window into vascular and neural health.
The retina can be imaged rapidly and non-invasively, creating a unique data source for ocular screening, expert second opinions, and systemic health research. Modern oculomics research supports the concept that the eye can provide insight into broader health patterns.
Read reference: Oculomics as a Powerful Window to Systemic Health →Systemic biomarkers
Research-focused prospective imaging and health data may help develop future biomarkers for cardiovascular, neurologic, kidney, pulmonary, and metabolic health.
Clinician-led pathway
SpectOcular’s research and patient workflows are designed to preserve treating-provider judgment and keep research participation separate from clinical care.
Study information
Prospective retinal imaging and clinical-data research.
SpectOcular’s research is designed to collect retinal imaging and associated medical information from consenting participants to develop new tests and data tools for whole-body health. Research participation is voluntary and does not replace care from the patient’s treating eyecare professional or physician.